We capture the errors and logs from your production application, with an error monitoring tool at the center. We make visible where, to whom and how widely the impact reaches, so you can get to a buried error in the fewest steps. We choose tools to fit the project and its cost.
The errors and logs are there — but they're no help when it matters. Usually it's because organizing them and designing notifications hasn't kept up.
Error monitoring isn't finished once the tool is installed. It only becomes operational when it connects through to organizing errors and designing notifications.
With an error monitoring tool at the center, we capture production errors and exceptions. Combined with CloudWatch Logs, you can follow through to the related logs in one continuous trail.
Through grouping, affected-user counts and release-by-release comparison, we surface only the errors that need attention. We suppress unnecessary errors and alert overload so notifications don't get overlooked.
We respect your existing services and tools, and set up only what you need.
From embedding it in the application to configuring it for real operation. We separate environments and releases so you can pinpoint exactly where something happened.
We classify and group large volumes of errors and make their impact visible. We design notification routes so that only the important ones reach the right person.
We aggregate scattered logs into CloudWatch Logs and structure them so they're searchable. You can follow an error and its related logs in one continuous trail.
We suppress errors that get ignored and alerts that fire too often, so only the notifications that genuinely need action come through.
We review event volume in the error monitoring tool, CloudWatch ingestion volume and log retention, keeping the visibility you need while reining in cost.
We meet the log requirements that audits and regulations call for. From access records to long-term retention, we keep them in a form you can present as an audit trail.
Two options depending on project size. Pricing is provided in writing once requirements are set.
Noticing that a site has gone down is covered by our flat-rate uptime monitoring service. 24-hour monitoring from multiple locations, SSL expiry monitoring, a dedicated status page and monthly uptime reports — on a per-site monthly plan.
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